Level 2 automation means?

• A. The system can control only one action such as acceleration or steering.
• B. It is the same as Level 1, but the system can control all aspects above.
• C. The system can drive autonomously with no driver input.
• D. The system provides only advisory information.

Answer: (B)

Level 2 automation means the system can control both steering and speed (acceleration/brake) at the same time, but the driver must stay engaged and ready to take over. This combination is what sets Level 2 apart from Level 1, where only one function—either steering or speed—can be automated. In Level 2, the car can handle both tasks within certain conditions, yet it still requires the driver to supervise and intervene if the system requests.

That’s why the best choice describes Level 2 as the same as Level 1 but with the system able to control both aspects. The other statements don’t fit: driving autonomously with no driver input aligns with higher levels of automation (not Level 2), providing only advisory information means no automation is active, and Level 1 involves only one automated function, not both.